Egypt is under fire, and Gaza has become a nightmare, but such problems and more have been faced before successfully, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

In attacking Gaza Israel upset the regional equilibrium. The results are likely to be momentous, writes Hassan Nafaa

Galal Nassar examines the timing of Israel's assault against Gaza

Israel fights its media wars as disproportionately as it fights its real wars, writes James Zogby

Setting aside all personal grievances, it is time that the Palestinians, once and for all, pick a path, be it peaceful negotiations or armed resistance, writes Amr Hamzawy

The media continues to parrot Israel-friendly half-truths about Gaza, writes Jonathan Cook in Nazareth

The present massacre of Palestinian civilians in Gaza by the Israeli military proves that Israel is now not only morally bankrupt but also militarily clueless, argues Hamid Dabashi

Yet again Israel attempts to impose its will by force, and yet again it will fail, writes Ayman El-Amir

Contrary to criminal US-Israeli plans, the new Middle East emerging is one of the triumphs of Arab resistance, writes Ramzy Baroud

Turning around the legacy of Bush in the Middle East region will be an uphill if necessary struggle for the incoming US president, writes El-Sayed Amin Shalabi